Action at Middletown, Virginia (1)

Action at Middletown, Virginia - Multiple units engage at Middletown in Frederick County, Virginia on May 24, 1862.

• Also referred to as the Engagement at Winchester

Sub-Operations

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Union Troops

• Order of Battle taken from Winchester, needs further verification (in terms of companies, detachments, etc.) - unit makeup is the same

Divisions	Brigades	Regiment and Smaller Units
1st Division Alpheus S. Williams, Brigadier General	1st Brigade Dudley Donnelly, Colonel	5th Connecticut Infantry - George D. Chapman, Lieutenant Colonel (II) 28th New York Infantry - Edwin Franklin Brown, Lieutenant Colonel 46th Pennsylvania Infantry - Joseph F. Knipe, Colonel
	3rd Brigade George Henry Gordon, Colonel	27th Indiana Infantry - Silas Colgrove, Colonel 2nd Massachusetts Infantry - George L. Andrews, Lieutenant Colonel 29th Pennsylvania Infantry - John K. Murphy, Colonel 3rd Wisconsin Infantry / Company A - Thomas H. Ruger, Lieutenant Colonel
	Cavalry Attachment	1st Michigan Cavalry (5 companies) - Thornton F. Brodhead, Colonel, Angelo Paldi, Major
	Artillery Attachment Robert B. Hampton, Captain	1st New York Light Artillery / Battery M - James H. Peabody, Lieutenant Pennsylvania (Independent) Light Artillery / Battery F - J. Presley Fleming, Lieutenant 4th United States Artillery / Battery F - Franklin B. Crosby, Lieutenant
Attached Independent Units
	Cavalry Brigade John P. Hatch, Brigadier General	1st Maine Cavalry / Companies A/B/E/H/M - Calvin S. Douty, Lieutenant Colonel 1st Maryland Cavalry (U) / Companies A/B/C/G/I - Charles Wetschky, Lieutenant Colonel 5th New York Cavalry - Othneil De Forest, Colonel 1st Vermont Cavalry - Charles H. Tompkins, Colonel
	Various Units	10th Maine Infantry - George L. Beal, Colonel 1st Maryland Infantry (U) (Detachment) Collis' (Independent) Infantry Company - Charles H.T. Collis, Captain

Confederate Troops

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Casualties

• 62 killed, 243 wounded, 1,714 captured and missing = Total 2,019
  • Includes totals for capture of Union garrison at Front Royal, May 24th Engagement at Newtown, and May 25th Engagement at Winchester

Sources

• Dyer, Frederick H. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion. The Dyer Publishing Company (Des Moine, 1908). (Pages 633, 888, 900)